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EAR (Export Administration Regulations): cited answers and gap reviews

An AI compliance assistant for exporters of dual-use goods, software and technology · updated 2026-10-03

The Export Administration Regulations control dual-use items through the Commerce Control List. Compliance Colleague helps with ECCN classification, licence requirements and exceptions, end-user screening and export compliance programs.

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What it covers

Questions you can ask

Every answer cites the EAR requirement, article or control it rests on, so you can check it in seconds.

What you can upload for review

Files: PDF, Word, Excel or CSV, Visio (.vsdx), draw.io, or an image such as a screenshot. Choose a full review, a prioritized fix list (each gap with its fix and the evidence an assessor will expect) or a short summary, and download the result as Word or PDF.

Crosswalk EAR to other standards

With EAR in your plan you can compare it against any standard in the library and see where they align and exactly where they don’t. Common pairings:

What it’s built from

Compliance Colleague carries the official text and checks its answers against it: Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 15 CFR Parts 730–774 (US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (via eCFR)).

Re-checked every month for new versions, deadlines and penalty changes. Full list on the sources page.

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Research aid, not legal or audit advice, and not an audit opinion or certification. Verify findings against the official text before relying on them.